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Passenger files claim puppy ate pot on BC Ferries

BC Ferries shares cleaning protocols of public spaces onboard
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A BC Ferries passenger filed a claim that her puppy ate marijuana it found onboard. (Alyx Speth Facebook)

BC Ferries public affairs manager Darin Guenette confirmed a claim was filed about a puppy getting sick after eating marijuana it found aboard a ferry. While theyB次元官网网址檙e processing the claim, Guenette said BC Ferries cannot share specifics.

Pet-friendly areas aboard vessels, he added, are cleaned every day. Between sailings, deck hands do a B次元官网网址渧isual inspectionB次元官网网址 of each public space. If they see a hazard or something unsanitary, they will clean it right away Guenette said.

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The pet-friendly areas include benches and kennels, with some spaces where a visual inspection could miss something a dogB次元官网网址檚 nose could find.

B次元官网网址淲e donB次元官网网址檛 like to see anybody or their animals get sick aboard,B次元官网网址 Guenette said, adding they try to balance unloading and reloading passengers and vehicles and B次元官网网址渉aving employees do as much as they can without delayingB次元官网网址 a voyage.

The suspected marijuana from the incident in the claim did not come from BC Ferries, Guenette added.

B次元官网网址淥f course, we donB次元官网网址檛 sell onboard B次元官网网址 nor would we even when itB次元官网网址檚 legal,B次元官网网址 he said.

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